Cutoff Low/Possible Subtropical Cyclone in the Central Atlantic
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Cutoff Low/Possible Subtropical Cyclone in the Central Atlantic
That one cutoff low is finally starting to get some decent convection to it. It even currently has a spiral band feature.
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Re: Cutoff Low/Possible Subtropical Cyclone in the Central Atlantic
I’m surprised the NHC has not noted this system yet. It seems decent.
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Re: Cutoff Low/Possible Subtropical Cyclone in the Central Atlantic
The window is closing for it to be subtropical as shear increases.
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